CDCE949-Q1: Start up time, Wait time for I2C ready

Hello Hirai-san,

This will take me a couple days to get around to testing on the bench.

I'll try get back to you 11/4.

Aaron-san,

Thank you for testing it.

I'll wait your update.

Thanks,

Aaron-san,

One additional quick question.

Am I able to control the output state by 0x02[3:2]=01b->10b->11b without S0 control(=low fix)?

Regards,

Hello Hirai,

1. I am going to assume that your device is at VDD high - 1.8V and VDDO is also high - 3.3V or 2.5V your questions pertain to the writing of the bits themselves - I2C, correct? In this case, we can calculate the amount of time using 'SDA/SCL Timing Requirements' figure 11 on page 5 in the datasheet (below example: Fast-mode at Max):

Registers = 79

29 cycles to write a byte

time = 1/400KHz = 2.5us

Total I2C Clocking time = Registers x # of cycles x time = 5727.5us = 5.7275ms (fastest speed for all registers writing)

2. Assuming we are at VDD there should be no delay to accessing I2C.

3. About your most recent question, could you expand on this question? Address 0x02[3:2] controls Y1_ST0 disabling or enabling Y1, see page 16 of CDCE949-Q1. Y1 disabled to low is an option but I'm not clear what the question is.

Aaron-san,

For the first question, what I want to know is not I2C time.

What I want to know is the time from VDD ramp(S0 has VDD pullup, so it goes high at the same time) to Y1 output under the  default EEPROM setting. Please assume VDDOUT is ramped at the same time or already stable at 3.3V.

For the third question, What I want to know is whether each outputs can be enabled/disabled by only I2C control, or not.

For example, VDD and VDDOUT are stable, S0=low, then change 0x02[3:2] from 01b(3-state, default) to 10b(low output) or 11b(enabled). 

Regards,

Hello Hirai-san,

I was able to get this tested earlier than I expected, hope this helps!

1. Looking at VDD Trigger to output of Y1 I am seeing anywhere from 320ms to 370ms. Sorry it took me a while to understand what was needed!

3. The outputs can be enabled/disabled by S0 as well as I2C normally, S1/S2 can also be used for pin control but require a change to the EEPROM - see section "Control Terminal Configuration" on page 10 and 11 for further information.